While CSS3/HTML5 definitely made web design somewhat closer to actual coding (esp. on the CSS end), I still find it difficult to call renderer instructions in a markup language true "code".
However, this looks like an interesting tool! Too bad that you only seem to be aiming for OSX. Are ports planned?
What this whole thing sounds like is, "I unilaterally made up my own definition of a word and I will correct people who don't use it that way and everyone who disagrees with me is just quibbling."
And regardless of the relative popularity of that usage, I can't see how I'm the one with the "pointless definitional quibble", since the context is someone calling out the author for using something other than their favorite definition of "code".
I mean, if you do doubt that, that's fair enough. I just thought it was pretty obvious that in this community the word was used in a pretty restrictive way (thus the post complaining about it) and broader meanings were only found elsewhere.
In any case, my point is that even if we nail it down, all we're doing is figuring out what people mean by "code", not discovering any fundamental truths about coding or programming or HTML or anything.
[1] http://pandodaily.com/2013/10/17/macaw-a-kickstarter-funded-...
> We have no plans to bring Macaw to Linux at this time. Once the Mac and Windows versions are released we will look into Linux.
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/macaw/macaw-the-code-sav...
This is not the kind of application I was expecting to "not support linux". That said, They're not actually supporting windows right now either, so I guess for designers only. Oh well.
please :-)